First Act. On February 26, the mayor of the municipality of San Pedro in (Nuevo León, México. The richest city in Latinamerica), Miguel Treviño, told the media that it was likely that in the following days a "showy" violent event would occur in the town.
Second Act. 17 days after Treviño's statements, in the morning, the strongest opposition candidate, Mauricio Fernández (former mayor of San Pedro on several occasions), appeared in an interview on Multimedios Televisión, where he criticized the management of security in the municipality .
Third Act. Two bodies appeared inside a vehicle in one of the most crowded and 'showy' places in the municipality, the Rufino Tamayo Park.
The bodies appeared in the afternoon, before 7:00 p.m. The first reports indicated that the bodies allegedly had traces of violence, and their faces were covered with plastic bags, and they also presented a certain degree of decomposition.
The next day, it was learned that the bodies of the two men belonged to two men who days before had been 'picked up' (kidnapped) in the municipality of Guadalupe, both had criminal records and there was a search report for them, not for their crimes, but for being missing.
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| They were the two men whose bodies appeared inside a car in Rufino Tamayo Park |
Fourth Act. At night, Treviño appeared in an interview on the Bird Man newscast, better known as Architect Benavides. At some point it became a kind of 'deferred confrontation' by showing the mayor and candidate, fragments of the statements that Fernández had made at the same half hours before.
At the end, what was the name of the act?
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